The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN FORTS.
Philadelphia, May 81 Arrived sch. CLAIR, +.
lolcorl tocur'i. taIrenas; June ISL cleared lri.
iIat llah, Hogan, Bangor.
Boston, June |. Arrived sch. Lucia Porter,
Grindir Rnndeut: ~ cleared brig stockton AZ
len. Baltimore: i1 arrived bark Willard Mu,iyctt
tr"ckcr. liuiquc; ii, arrived ship Cora, Apprby,
New Orleans oh. arrived brig Woodbury.. Brown
New \ ork.
Pensacola. May 30. Cleared sch, Lester A.
Lewis. Moody, New York June 4th, sailed sch.
u; y, Haskell, Haskell, New York; June 3, clear
ed sch Morris ". Child, Torley, Philadelphia.
New Haven, june ). Arrived sch. Abbio {.
Stubs. irntllet"n Brunswick.
Providence, June ). Arrived sch Annie /:
Lewis, Lewis, Bangor
Perth -imboy, Jane 6. Sailed brig kataht.in
Hayes, Bangor; sch. Helen g. Mosclcy Holt
Bridgeport jane i Arrived sci. Fannie A.
Goflam, burgess, Na'iIa River.
Delaware Bfr:hWHtcr. May .. Sailed ship
Bel" "t Bath Nichols, Calcutta.
Saiilla River, ga. Ma >. sal II sch Wrlaka.
C"ttirll. New York; ariiYc'! -'h. raiatk:, Chap
les, Jacksonville.
bangor, May q. Cleared sths Isaac Orhrton,
Trim, Philadelphia; Hannibal, i'endlrton, New
York sandy foint Grant. Glen Cove; joachim,
French, Weymouth
Fortress Monroe, May -. Passed ont, brig Ned
White, Elweil, Rio IaHcirn.
Norfolk, May 81. sailed ~;l. Lois \. Chlpl"s.
Ross, Jacksonville.
Charleston, june !. Arrived sch. Wn, Frcdcr
lex, Patterson, New York.
sch lalaikt thapiee, Belfast,
FcInandinA, June /. Arrived sci. D;onc, RAY
me- St Augustine; 81, cleared sch. st. Johns, Gil
more, New London.
Baltimore, June :. Sailed Sch Mary l.. Peters
Williams Boston.
Mobile, May 30. sailed bark john Watts. Sweet
ser, Liverpool.
New York, May 81 Arrived hrigs Don .Jarintn
iier1iman Havana kataiidn, HAYES, Bath, june
!, arrived schS stella VI. Kenyon, rcnlcton. Bo-.
tom Geo i. Ferguson. Ferguson Ellsworth; 81,
arrived sch. Mclaka, Cottrc S.tilli River; bark
Hudson, Carver, FoWry I'd. arrived bark Hayden
Brown, Iiavencr, Hong Kong; SCH Ahl,i,. e.
StnbbS, Pcndlrton, Brunswick; ship sumner K.
Mead. Park, Cchu. sch. Sarah l.. Davis, knccland,
Gardner; sailed brig sparkling Water, Iiicborn
TuNpan; cleared bark Mignun tnlcorl. MatanZas;
9TH, arrived sch. Never Il Muller, Perkins BARREN
Ga 9Th. arrived SENS. Lillian, Belfast ". u. Ca:
gill Rockporf
san Francisco, june l. Arrived ship Richard
p. Buck, Carver, Departure Bay.
salem june l. Arrived sch. Mary Jane, Ary,
for Wintcrport.
FOREIGN FORTS.
Hong Kong, April - sailed ship state of
Maine, Nichols, san Francisco.
Singapore, April %. Sailed ship VIM. Mc,.il-
very Duniai, New YORK.
straits Of sun'ia, April 81 Passed 10y hamluc
Edward Ei'i'ier ,lirlin, Hong Kong for New
York.
Mu>ua-h y. l., June /. cleared sch Charlotte
Buck, New York.
Easth"urnr, May 81. Passed by, ship II. II.
Thomas, Nichols, Hui. Eng, for New York.
Havana, June }. sailed bark Havana Rice,
Philadelphia.
ilcton, Lancaster New York.
Liverpool: june l.. sailed shin Henry i. Hyde,
Pcn'llctun. New York June g. arrived ship i j.
Fuller toic"i7i, san FRANCHISE"
Calcutta, June g. Arrived ship Tillic T.. star
bnck, Curtis, New York.
Gardens, May 81. Sailed sch Hen Fabens
Condor, New York
Rosario, April %. sailed bark Fred W. Carbon,
Reed. Boston.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Brig Hattie, Co"mbs, from Curacao % DAYS.
arrived at Vineyard Haven, Mass. June :, for
order Sprung foremost May in II heavy head
sea Has been orticir, to Boston.
spoken. April ,, lat. y :. lon 30 W. ship
William H. Conner, Nichols from New York to
Shanghae. April % lat :, lon y W. -hpP.
\. Blanchard, Cakes from Cardiff for Hong
Kong.
The schooner Pierce, of Castine from Pcnobscot
for Boston, loaded with bricks, foundered Thurs
day night 20 miles northeast of Thatche-'S Island
The crew We're taken on by the schooner j. T.
Merriam and landed at Gloucester. The vessel
was - tons and WAS owned by the captain and
others of Castine.
The three-n:,stcd schooner Daylight which re
Gently went ashore at Georges island was lowed
to this city by the tug Wesley A. Cove from I:oS
ton, which had il marine diver on board. \ large
rock was found imbedded in the wool work around
the keel. Canvas was put around it and 1t is
necessary to keep the pumps going night and day
to keep her afoat, while her cargo of 1854 tons of
coal for the Maine Central is being discharged.
She VIII go on the Marine Railway at once. Ban
COR Wing June 2n'l.
The srhr Carrie 4. Bucknam, which WAS aban-
doned Jan. 2ltl ON voyage from Pascagoula to
Cienfuegos and been drifting in the Gulf ever
since MAS picked mp by the steamer Cora ami
towed 10 Key West the 3lst of May. She WAS
fallen III with the eth by Che steamer Cnlmal,
which had the schooner Mary A. Power IN tow
from1' ascagoua for Havana. The Carrie A Buck
nam is owned in Bangor and Buckspor. and was
loaded with cirg" Of hard pine She is only
three or four years old and there is very little in
>urancc on her. The vessel and cargo will proha-
bly, he Il total loss except enough may be obtained
from her to pay for the towing. 1t will be quite
loss for her owners rs she an excellent vessel
FREIGIrs. The Weekly Freight Circular of
Snow X Burgess, New York for June 18th reports
a. follows In the Brazil trade there is rather less
doing, and in the absence of important interest
rates are regarded somewhat nominal. The
West India department is without Improvement.
The Cuba trade, both out and back, is very duh
and unsatisfactory for this season. Wnward
| freights per sail are slow, owing to the active
| competition of steam lines; rates very low
Coastwse Lumber rates remain fairly steady,
| though present tonnage requirements are largely
for Gulf loading. The Coal trade is devoid of any
special action, yet association rates are well Sls-
| tanned.